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C# Basics

C# Basics

1. Getting Started
Why C#?C# SyntaxDisplaying OutputChallenge: Outputting a TriangleCommentsChallenge: CommentsVariablesIdentifiersChallenge: Variable DeclarationBasic Operators & ExpressionsChallenge: Operators
2. Dealing with Data Types
Integer Data TypesChallenge: Declaring Explicitly Typed VariablesFloating-Point and DoubleBooleansCharacterStringStrings ChallengeBasic String FormattingChallenge: String FormattingDeclaring ConstantsBasic Type CastingType Casting PracticeBasic Type ConversionBasic Coding Practice
3. Control Structures
Comparison OperatorsLogical OperatorsChallenge: OperatorsOrder of OperationsIf StatementChallenge: if Conditionelse KeywordChallenge: else Keywordif-else ChainChallenge: if, else-if, elseswitch StatementChallenge: Switch
4. Loops
for LoopChallenge: for Loopwhile Loopdo-while LoopChallenge: do-while Loopbreak Statementcontinue StatementChallenge: break and continue
5. Arrays
What are Arrays?Challenge: Array DeclarationIndexingChallenge: IndexingMulti-Dimensional ArraysChallenge: Multi-Dimensional ArraysLooping through ArraysChallenge: Array Loops
6. Methods
What are Methods?Creating and Calling MethodsChallenge: Methods CreationMethod ParametersChallenge: Method with ParametersMethod Return ValuesChallenge: Return ValuesLocal & Global ScopesChallenge: ScopesWhat's Next?

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do-while Loop

The do-while loop is similar to the while loop however it executes the specified code block first and then checks the condition hence it always executes the code block at least once even if the condition is false.

Following is the syntax of the do-while loop:


Let's consider the practical example:

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using System;

namespace ConsoleApp
{
    internal class Program
    {
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
			do {
    			Console.WriteLine("Hello World");
			} while(1 < 0);
        }
    }
}

The above code outputs "Hello World" even though the condition 1 < 0 is false. This will become more clear by looking at the flow diagram of the do-while loop:

How many iterations will the following loop have?

How many iterations will the following loop have?

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